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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
A well known medical practitioner in Bomdala warns that nearly 50 percent of residents suffer dyspepsia. He compares neglect of stomach issues to exposure to smallpox, urges moderation, exercise, and using bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralise excess stomach acid and prevent ulcers or cancer.
Gar Exchanges notes L M Sheehy formerly of Eden Magnet has become editor of Corowa bi weekly paper Chironicle at Corowa on the Murray River. Also Rose Bay golf final sees Miss Boys losing to Miss Duret in a capital contest.
Advert shows Hearne's medicine claimed to heal bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness and chest pain. It asserts rapid relief and prevents chronic cough or consumption when used early. Marketed as essential, sold by chemists and medicine vendors with guaranteed cure.
Serious chances any person neglecting an attack of piles may suffer chronic symptoms including ulcers and fistula. Doan's Ointment is advertised as the safest remedy. A user from Lamble Street testifies to lasting relief after years of suffering. The ad stresses universal cure and urges购买 through Poster McLellan Co. at 2/6 per pot or post if mailed from Sydney.
The Edwards Cup second shoot of the year took place Saturday on the focal range. Ten shots at goo yards were fired with results showing H. Lancaster 62, W. McKenzie 62, W. R. Johnson 64, H. Robbie 62, and E. Reedy 115.
An Invercargill man testifies Zam-Buk cured his outdoor work related rheumatism and eczema. He describes severe shoulder pains from wet weather, failed doctor treatments, and relief after using Zam-Buk. He notes his wife also trusts the balm and praises its quick soothing and swelling reduction.
James Reid of Cowra aged 76 was crushed when an old shed collapsed after he pulled down the main post. His cousin Mrs. Robert Morrison and her husband searched the property but could not free him before the structure burned from a nearby stump. Police suspect the fatal blow came from the falling post.
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